Security Council discusses Iran embassy seizure and hostages
The United Nations Security Council met in secret over Iran's seizure of the U S Embassy and about 60 hostages. Iran's PLO contacts and U S demonstrations frame a tense diplomatic push as talks surface offering a possible swap involving Shah Mohammad Reza Pahlavi.
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Senate panel backs SALT II 9-6 approval with 22 technicals
The Senate Foreign Relations Committee approved SALT II by 9-6 sending it to the full Senate with 22 technical recommendations. Chair Frank Church urged swift passage, while Sen. Jesse Helms opposed. The panel’s motions center on verification and NATO cooperation. Senator John Glenn later said he would vote against favorable reporting over monitoring concerns.
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Mrs Carter visits refugee camp with Cambodian baby
Rosalynn Carter visits a refugee camp to meet an infant and its ailing mother. She holds the Cambodian child during the encounter, acting on behalf of her husband the president. The story is continued on page 3A.
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Ali offers self for hostages in Iran crisis
Muhammad Ali offered to exchange himself for the 60 Americans held at the U S Embassy in Tehran. He said the offer might fail to satisfy the students and preferred to assist independently rather than via the State Department. A spokesman for the Iranian students rejected the idea, seeking the shah.
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Marion salesman's lookalike leads to possible relation probe
Marion area salesman Roger Baker wonders if he is related to a presidential hopeful after a local compare sparked questions. The note appears on page 11A of the edition.
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Winter Arrives as Waiters Dip Thumbs in Soup
A humorous observation notes that in cold weather waiters switch from iced tea to hot soup as winter sets in. The line uses everyday dining scene to hint at seasonal change.
Guards at Trojan plant face drug charges in Oregon
Eleven Burns International guards at the Trojan nuclear plant near Rainier were arraigned on drug delivery and possession charges. Police say marijuana cocaine and LSD were found in a probe that focused on the plant parking lot. officials stressed no on‑the‑job use.
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